A Comprehensive Guide to Modern Indian Pension Law (2026) In India, pension is no longer regarded as a discretionary “gift”…

Machiavelli and the Roots of Power Politics Machiavelli, a senior civil servant and diplomat in the erstwhile Florentine Republic, Italy…

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Introduction In the intricate architecture of international commercial dispute resolution, the arbitration agreement serves as the foundational cornerstone. However, the…

This article examines the growing problem of pollution in India form a constitutional law prespective. It analyses the scope of Article 21 of the Constitution, the judicial recognitation of the right to clean environment, and the challanges in enforcing environmental rights.